Glasgow Commonwealth Games organisers hope for late surge in ticket sales
•Opening ceremony and several events yet to sell outProgramme reduced from last time city hosted in 2014Commonwealth Games organisers will hope for a late surge in ticket sales as Glasgow prepares to s...
•The 13,000-capacity arena will host live music, the parade of nations and the arrival of all 74 Commonwealth batons.
•The six-time Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy, who revealed in 2024 that he has stage-four cancer, will also take part.
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Opening ceremony and several events yet to sell out
Programme reduced from last time city hosted in 2014
Commonwealth Games organisers will hope for a late surge in ticket sales as Glasgow prepares to stage the opening ceremony on Thursday night, with seats still available across a number of events at the four competition venues despite the Games’ significantly reduced scale.
The opening ceremony at the OVO Hydro still had adult tickets available on Wednesday, with prices ranging from £45 to £95. The 13,000-capacity arena will host live music, the parade of nations and the arrival of all 74 Commonwealth batons. The six-time Olympic cycling champion Sir Chris Hoy, who revealed in 2024 that he has stage-four cancer, will also take part.
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